(literary) to give, render, or accord; typically used with abstract nouns like help, support, or sympathy

to hand over to; to give or deliver to another person

to give something to someone as a gift or present; to send to

to leave behind for someone; to set aside or reserve for a specific person or purpose

to furnish; to provide; to supply goods, money, or materials to those in need (as in supply and demand)

to issue; to grant; to distribute or send to

to offer or present something respectfully to a person of higher status or a respected individual worthy of respect

to sell something to someone

to hand something to someone; to pass something over

to pay; to deliver; to hand over to someone

the materials, such as provisions or ammunition, that are provided or replenished during a mission or after an operation

to write a letter or message to someone

to lend something to someone; to loan out

to pay; to deliver; to remit a payment, often used in legal or insurance contexts for the fulfillment of a financial obligation

to give, grant, or bestow (usually followed by an abstract noun, such as support, punishment, or consideration)

to hand over or pass something to someone else; to transfer

to ration or allocate goods according to a fixed limit or standard

to return something to somebody

to grant, bestow, or confer; usually used for a gift or honor from a superior to an inferior

to provide for one's own needs through one's own production or labor; self-reliant

to lose a match or competition to an opponent; to be outdone by someone

To show deference or respect to someone; to act in a way that preserves someone's dignity or status publicly.

to provide for oneself; to be self-sufficient or autarkic, not relying on outside help

to supply water for domestic, industrial, or agricultural use; water supply systems or engineering

provisions; supplies; victuals; specifically referring to essential life supplies for the military such as food and fodder

Zanzibar, a semi-autonomous region of Tanzania in East Africa

supplies; specifically used for military provisions or maintenance equipment and later extended to mean general relief goods

The ratio of domestic production and reserves to the total demand within a country or system during a specific period

to give something free of charge without requiring anything in return

System of providing personnel with daily necessities instead of cash wages, or a general system of distribution in kind

to allocate, grant, or authorize the distribution of funds, materials, or resources

the transportation route used to send weapons, ammunition, food, and other materials to a front line during war

to state or establish in advance; preset; given (as in a given condition or value)

to grant a leave of absence; to allow someone to take time off from work or study

to punish one person as a warning to others; literally "to kill a chicken in front of a monkey"

supply depot; supply point; staging post

to present someone with a gift or donation

too many beautiful things or rapid changes to see all at once; a feast for the eyes; also written as [[目不暇接|目不暇接|mu4 bu4 xia2 jie1]]

To obtain or draw necessary resources, such as materials or manpower; often used before [[于|於|yu2]] to indicate the source of supplies.

Literally "each household provided for, enough for the individual"; used to describe an affluent society where every family is well-provided for and living in plenty.

the salary or pay of a government official or civil servant

to have no time to spare during the day; used to describe being overwhelmed with work or chores so that there is never enough time in a day

literally each household is provided for and every individual has enough; it describes a society where every family is well-provided for and lives in plenty

rationed goods; items distributed according to a fixed allowance or regulation

to be short of; not enough to meet needs or supply demand

(slang) disappointing; failing to meet expectations or lacking impact

To depend on others for provision or daily necessities

to depend on others for a living or for financial support; to be reliant on other people's assistance

to pass on knowledge or skills to others; to teach or impart to